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Illinois delegation struggles with decision on Syria
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Illinois' congressional delegation is grappling with whether to approve U.S. use of military might against Syria. And freshman Representative Bill Enyart appears emblematic of the complexity of the decision.
The southern Illinois Democrat who once headed Illinois' National Guard says he hasn't made up his mind about President Barack Obama's call for limited military force against Syria.
Enyart says feedback from his constituents has been overwhelmingly against U.S. involvement. And Enyart wonders whether flexing U.S. military might against Syria might fan anti-America sentiment in the Middle East.
Illinois Democratic Senator Dick Durbin this week voted in a Senate committee in favor of a resolution authorizing military force but restricting it to 90 days and barring American ground troops from combat. That resolution is to reach the Senate floor next week.
China warns of economic risk of Syria intervention
ST. PETERSBURG, Russia (AP) — China is warning other world powers of global economic risks of a potential U.S.-led military intervention in Syria'a civil war.
Chinese Vice Finance Minister Zhu Guangyao says such "military action would definitely have a negative impact on the global economy, especially on the oil price."
He spoke in St. Petersburg on Thursday ahead of a summit of leaders of the Group of 20 leading world economies.
He cited estimates that a $10 rise in oil prices could push down global growth by 0.25 percent.
He urged a negotiated U.N. solution to the standoff over allegations that Syria's government used chemical weapons against its own people, expressing hope that "the world economic balance will become more stable rather than more complex and more challenging."
AP Interview: Putin warns West on Syria action
NOVO-OGARYOVO, Russia (AP) - President Vladimir Putin has warned the West against taking one-sided action in Syria, but says Russia "doesn't exclude" supporting a U.N. resolution on punitive military strikes if it is proved that Damascus used poison gas on its own people.
Putin spoke in a wide-ranging interview to The Associated Press and Russia's state Channel 1 television late Tuesday at his residence outside Moscow.
It was the only one he granted prior to the summit of G-20 nations in St. Petersburg, which opens Thursday.
The summit was supposed to concentrate on the global economy but now looks likely to be dominated by the international crisis over the alleged use of chemical weapons in Syria's civil war.
Putin expressed hope that he and President Barack Obama would have serious discussions in St. Petersburg.
Obama must address skeptics, lawmakers about Syria
WASHINGTON (AP) — Congress is holding its first public hearing about U.S. plans for military intervention in Syria as President Barack Obama seeks to convince skeptical Americans and their lawmakers about the need to respond to last month's alleged sarin gas attack outside Damascus.
Secretary of State John Kerry, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel and Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Martin Dempsey were to appear before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Tuesday. A classified briefing open to all members of Congress was to take place as well.
The president's request for congressional authorization for limited military strikes against Syrian President Bashar Assad's regime is at the heart of all the discussions planned in Washington over the next several days as Obama sends his top national security advisers to the Capitol for a flurry of briefings. And with the outcome of any vote in doubt in a war-weary Congress, Obama was to meet Tuesday with leaders of the House and Senate armed services committees, the foreign relations committees and the intelligence committees.
Obama won conditional support Monday from two of his fiercest foreign policy critics, Republican Sens. John McCain of Arizona and Lindsey Graham of South Carolina.
A congressional vote against Obama's request "would be catastrophic in its consequences" for U.S. credibility abroad, McCain told reporters outside the White House following an hour-long private meeting with the president.
But despite Obama's effort to assuage the two senators' concerns, neither appeared completely convinced afterward. They said they'd be more inclined to back Obama if the U.S. sought to destroy the Assad government's launching capabilities and committed to providing more support to rebels seeking to oust Assad from power.
"There will never be a political settlement in Syria as long as Assad is winning," Graham said.
After a decade of war in Iraq and Afghanistan, polls show most Americans opposed to any new military action overseas. That reluctance is being reflected by senators and representatives, some of whom say Obama still hasn't presented bulletproof evidence that Assad's forces were responsible for the Aug. 21 attack that U.S. intelligence says killed 1,429 people, including more than 400 children. Others say the president hasn't explained why intervening is in America's interest.
After a Labor Day weekend spent listening to concerned constituents, Sen. Chris Coons, D-Del., said the administration needed to make its case on these points, if only to counter the misinformation and conspiracy theories circulating about Obama's plans.
"Several people asked me if we were only interested in getting Syria's oil," Coons, a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said in a telephone interview with The Associated Press. "It's important that Americans get the facts."
Petroleum is hardly the most pertinent question. Even before Syria's hostilities began, its oil industry contributed less than half a percent of the world's total output. And Obama has expressly ruled out sending American troops into Syria or proposing deeper involvement in the Arab country's violent civil war.
But such queries are a poignant reminder of the task awaiting the administration as it argues that the United States must exert global leadership in retaliating for what apparently was the deadliest use of chemical weapons anywhere over the past 25 years.
Obama has insisted he was considering a military operation that was limited in duration and scope. The White House said Monday that Obama was open to working with Congress to make changes in the language of the resolution, which Congress was expected to begin considering next week.
In a conference call Monday with House Democrats, several members of Obama's own party challenged the administration's assertions.
In a post on his website, Rep. Rick Nolan, D-Minn., reflected a view shared by at least some of his colleagues: "I am vehemently opposed to a military strike that would clearly be an act of war against Syria, especially under such tragic yet confusing circumstances as to who is responsible for the use of chemical weapons."
Their skepticism is shared by many tea party Republicans and others, whose views range from ideological opposition to any U.S. military action overseas to narrower fears about authorizing the use of force without clear constraints on timing, costs and scope of the intervention.
The most frequent recurring questions: How convinced is American intelligence about the Assad regime's culpability for the chemical attack, a decade after woefully misrepresenting the case that Iraqi President Saddam Hussein possessed weapons of mass destruction? And how does a military response advance U.S. national security interests?
Pressuring the administration in the opposite direction are hawks and proponents of humanitarian intervention among both Democrats and Republicans who feel what Obama is proposing is far too little.
Obama's task is complicated further because he is leaving for a three-day trip to Europe on Tuesday night, visiting Stockholm, Sweden, and then attending an economic summit in St. Petersburg, Russia.
The simple case for action is the administration's contention that the sarin gas attack violated not only the international standard against using such weapons but also Obama's "red line," set more than a year ago, that such WMD use wouldn't be tolerated.
Intervening in Syria's conflict is no light matter, however. Having claimed more than 100,000 lives in the past 2½ years, the fight has evolved from a government crackdown on a largely peaceful protest movement into a full-scale civil war scarily reminiscent of the one that ravaged Iraq over the last decade. Ethnic massacres have been committed by both sides, which each employ terrorist organizations as allies.
Since Obama's stunning announcement Saturday that he'd seek congressional authority, dozens of members of Congress have issued statements. Most have praised the administration for its course of action, and several have suggested they are leaning one way or another. But precious few have come out definitively one way or another.
McCain said he believed many members were still "up for grabs."
Durbin headed to Washington for Syria debate
CHICAGO (AP) - U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin has cancelled a Tuesday luncheon appearance before Chicago's business and political elite to head to Washington and begin preparing for congressional debate on possible action in Syria.
The No. 2 Senate Democrat was among the 15 members of Congress briefed on the situation by telephone last week.
President Barack Obama says he'll seek congressional approval for military strikes against the Assad regime. He's trying to rally support among Americans and congressmen.
Durbin was to speak about sentencing for non-violent drug offenders Tuesday before the City Club of Chicago. His office issued a notice Monday that as a member of Senate leadership and the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, he'll be in Washington preparing for debate instead.
Governor Pat Quinn supports President's Syria strategy
As he continues commemorating Labor Day in his state, Illinois Governor Pat Quinn says he supports President Obama's approach when it comes to U.S. involvement in Syria.
The President announced over the weekend that he will seek congressional approval for military strikes against the Assad regime. Congress returns to Washington on September 9. Governor Quinn said Sunday that he trusts the President.
Quinn's Democratic challenger Bill Daly also says he agrees with Obama's decision to take the matter to Congress. Daly says Obama has been criticized for not taking action and now it's time for him to act.
A look at Syria developments around the world
United Nations experts are investigating the alleged use of chemical weapons in Syria as the United States and allies prepare for the possibility of a punitive strike against President Bashar Assad's regime, blamed by the Syrian opposition for the attack. The international aid group Doctors Without Borders says at least 355 people were killed in the Aug. 21 attack.
Here's a look at key Syria developments around the world Thursday and Friday amid heightened tensions over potential military action:
Assad said his country "will defend itself against any aggression," signaling defiance to mounting Western warnings of a possible punitive strike. U.N. chemical weapons inspectors toured stricken rebel-held areas near the Syrian capital of Damascus for a third day.
The British Parliament voted down endorsing military action against Syria, despite a strong push by Prime Minister David Cameron to support potential U.S. strikes against Assad. British Defense Minister Philip Hammond confirmed that the country's forces would not be involved in any strike.
The French military is ready to commit forces to an operation in Syria if President Francois Hollande approves it, Defense Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said. Hollande, who met with the head of the Syrian opposition, stopped short of announcing a military intervention.
A meeting of the U.N. Security Council's permanent members ended quickly with no sign of progress on an agreement over Syria's crisis. U.N. experts in Syria are expected to leave the country Saturday.
Thousands of Israelis crowded gas-mask distribution facilities to get free masks, fearing Israel could be targeted in retaliation by Syria if it is attacked. A mob forcibly took gas masks from a distribution center in Jerusalem on Wednesday. Officers were deployed to maintain order Thursday in Haifa, where more than 5,000 people waited for protective kits.
Officials placed Turkey on alert against possible chemical attacks from Syria and stocked food and gas masks along their shared border. Bunkers were designated in seven border areas to protect people in the area.
President Hassan Rouhani said his country will press forward with efforts to ward off military action by the U.S. and its allies against the Tehran-backed Syrian regime.
White House officials said President Barack Obama was preparing for the possibility of launching unilateral American military action against Syria within days, after the British Parliament rejected sending that country's forces to support a military strike. Obama also spoke by phone with Republican House Speaker John Boehner, who has asked the president to make a sharper case on the legal justification for any military strike in Syria and its objective. The administration shared intelligence with lawmakers aimed at convincing them Syria's government used chemical weapons in last week's attack.
Russia's foreign ministry asked the U.N. to continue its inspection of places where chemical weapons might have been used in Syria. A foreign minister spokesman said the team should inspect three other locations, including a suburb of Aleppo, where the government in Damascus alleges the rebels have used poisoned gas.
A poll by ZDF television found that a majority of Germans oppose Western military intervention in Syria and don't want their country to provide backing for any U.S.-led strike.
Lebanese Foreign Minister Adnan Mansour said any international military action against Syria would pose a "serious threat" to the security and stability of the region, particularly Lebanon.
Egyptian foreign minister Nabil Fahmy said his country strongly opposes military action against Syria and would not support possible punitive strikes by the U.S. and its allies.
Romania's foreign ministry told its citizens in Syria to leave the country "as soon as possible." They were told to get out via Lebanon, Jordan and Turkey.
Congress seeks answers from Obama on Syria
WASHINGTON (AP) — Wary of another war, congressional Republicans and Democrats pressed President Barack Obama to explain why the U.S. military should attack Syria and involve Americans in a deadly civil conflict that has roiled the Mideast.
"What is the intended effect of the potential military strikes?" House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, wrote the president on Wednesday as the drumbeat of war grew louder.
Exasperated members of the House and Senate said the president has failed to make a case for U.S. military action against Syria despite the administration's conclusion that the Syrian government carried out a large-scale chemical weapons attack against civilians last week.
The administration signaled Wednesday that it would act against the Syrian government even without the backing of allies or the United Nations in response to the alleged chemical weapons attack outside the Syrian capital of Damascus on Aug. 21.
Some lawmakers insisted that Obama, despite his standing as commander in chief, cannot unilaterally order military action against Syria without congressional authorization.
The president said in a PBS interview Wednesday that he had not made a decision about how the United States would respond.
In his letter, Boehner underscored that he has been supportive of administration policy to date as Obama has called for Syrian President Bashar Assad to resign and insisted that the use of deadly chemical weapons would be a gross violation of international norms.
Boehner wrote that in light of the administration's contention that the Syrian government had used chemical weapons against its people, Obama should provide "a clear, unambiguous explanation of how military action — which is a means, not a policy — will secure U.S. objectives."
The administration was planning a teleconference briefing Thursday on Syria for leaders of the House and Senate and national security committees, U.S. officials and congressional aides said. Rep. Mike Rogers, R-Mich., chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, complained in a letter to Obama on Tuesday that informal briefings and conversations with administration officials have focused on the general situation in Syria and included no discussions of steps being considered or a comprehensive strategy.
Boehner asked Obama to "personally make the case to the American people and Congress for how potential military action will secure American national security interests, preserve American credibility, deter the future use of chemical weapons, and, critically, be a part of our broader policy and strategy."
The speaker also pressed the president to provide a legal justification for any U.S. military action.
There was no immediate reaction from the White House to Boehner's request.
In the House, 98 Republicans and 18 Democrats have signed a letter to Obama demanding that he seek congressional authorization for any military action against Syria. The letter written by Rep. Scott Rigell, R-Va., argues that intervention without a direct threat to the United States and without Congress' approval would be unconstitutional.
Washington Rep. Adam Smith, the top Democrat on the House Armed Services Committee, cautioned that an attack might be ineffective and draw the United States into the Syrian civil war, now in its third year.
"Simply lashing out with military force under the banner of 'doing something' will not secure our interests in Syria," Smith said in a statement.
Oklahoma Sen. Jim Inhofe, the top Republican on the Senate Armed Services Committee, said he informed the administration that he could not support any military strike against Syria unless Obama presents a detailed strategy to Congress and provides a defense budget to support any action.
An increasing number of lawmakers have asked what would be the end result of U.S. military intervention against a Mideast country where the Assad government and rebel forces have struggled for more than two years, with an estimated 100,000 killed and millions displaced.
"The war in Syria has no clear national security connection to the United States and victory by either side will not necessarily bring into power people friendly to the United States," Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., said.
In his letter, Boehner raised 14 questions that he asked Obama to answer, including what the administration would do if Syria retaliates against U.S. allies in the region, whether the administration would launch additional military strikes if the initial ones proved ineffective and what was the intended effect of such a step.
Boehner alluded to the 10-plus years of fighting in the aftermath of the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks and the need for the administration to have strong public and congressional support for U.S. involvement in a Mideast war.
"Our military, as well as their families, deserve to have the confidence that we collectively have their backs — and a thorough strategy in place," the speaker wrote.
US lays groundwork for possible Syria strike
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Obama administration is laying the groundwork for potential military action in Syria in the coming days, with intelligence agencies readying additional evidence about last week's alleged chemical weapons attack and high-ranking U.S. officials declaring there was "no doubt" that Bashar Assad's government was to blame.
Administration officials also said Assad's actions posed a direct threat to U.S. national security, providing President Barack Obama with a potential legal justification for launching a strike without authorization from the United Nations or Congress. However, officials did not detail how the U.S. was directly threatened by an attack contained within Syria's borders. Nor did they present concrete proof that Assad was responsible.
"Allowing the use of chemical weapons on a significant scale to take place without a response would present a significant challenge to, threat to the United States' national security," White House spokesman Jay Carney said Tuesday.
The U.S. and international partners were unlikely to undertake military action before Thursday. That's when British Prime Minister David Cameron will convene an emergency meeting of Parliament, where lawmakers were expected to vote on a motion clearing the way for a British response.
Obama and Cameron spoke Tuesday, their second known conversation since the weekend. A Cameron spokesman said the two leaders agreed that a chemical attack had taken place, and that the Assad regime was responsible. Cameron "confirmed that the government had not yet taken a decision on the specific nature of our response, but that it would be legal and specific to the chemical weapons attack," the spokesman said.
Also Tuesday, Vice President Joe Biden became the highest-ranking U.S. official to charge that Assad's government fired chemical weapons last week near Damascus. Assad has denied using chemical weapons, calling the allegations "preposterous."
"There's no doubt who is responsible for this heinous use of chemical weapons in Syria: the Syrian regime," Biden said.
Obama is weighing a response focused narrowly on punishing Assad for violating international agreements that ban the use of chemical weapons, an act the president repeatedly has said would cross a "red line." Officials said the goal was not to drive the Syrian leader from power nor affect the broader trajectory of Syria's bloody civil war, which is now in its third year.
"The options we are considering are not about regime change," Carney told reporters.
According to U.S. officials, the most likely military operation would be largely sea-based, with the strikes coming primarily from Navy warships in the Mediterranean Sea. Fighter jets often are deployed to monitor the area and protect the ships, but Syria's robust air defense system makes airstrikes more difficult and risky.
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said military forces stood ready to strike Syria immediately if the commander in chief gave the order. The Navy has four destroyers in the eastern Mediterranean within range of targets inside Syria and also has warplanes in the region.
"We are ready to go," Hagel said in a BBC television interview Tuesday while traveling in Asia.
Ahead of any strike, the U.S. also planned to release additional intelligence it said would directly link Assad to the Aug. 21 attack in the Damascus suburbs. Syrian activists said hundreds of people were killed in the attack. A U.S. official said the intelligence report was expected to include "signals intelligence" — information gathered from intercepted communications.
All of the officials insisted on anonymity because they were not authorized to publicly discuss the internal deliberations.
Even before releasing that information, U.S. officials said they had very little doubt that Assad was culpable in the attack, based on witness reports, information on the number of victims and the symptoms of those killed or injured, and intelligence showing the Syrian government has not lost control of its chemical weapons stockpiles.
Other administration officials echoed Biden's comments, which marked a subtle shift in the administration's rhetoric on who bears responsibility for the attack. Earlier in the week officials would say only that there was "very little doubt" Assad was responsible.
IL Sen. Kirk advocates missile strike on Syria
QUAD CITIES, Ill. (AP) - U.S. Sen. Mark Kirk is advocating for the U.S. to launch a missile strike at the Syrian regime which is believed to have used chemical weapons on civilians.
The Quad City Times reports that Kirk made the comments Monday while visiting the Rock Island Arsenal.
Kirk opposes extending "boots on the ground" U.S. military involvement in Syria. He likened an air strike to the 1998 attack on Iraq aimed at curbing weapons of mass destruction. Kirk is a Highland Park Republican and a recently retired Naval intelligence officer.
Secretary of State John Kerry has decried what he called Syria's "indiscriminate slaughter of civilians," but hasn't indicated whether the U.S. will take action. Syrian President Bashar Assad has denied launching a chemical attack.
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Kobayashi wrote:So, I ask again - what reason does anyone have to doubt this story?
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/english/do ... 487733.htm
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"That was my third consecutive title at the Beijing Marathon Championship. I was so excited that I took this excitement to Nanjing" Sun said in an interview with Sports Daily. "My alert level was lower. That is lethal to athletes of my kind," she said, explaining why she took water from an unknown stranger.
Sun's coach had explained that the scandal happened because Sun received a bottle of water from a stranger two hours before the 10,000-meter race during warm-ups.
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/english/do ... 504321.htm
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Yu Haijiang, who used to train with Sun together, confessed that he added banned steroid to Sun's drink on December 16, one day before the women's 10,000-meter race at the National Games.
So why did she get a drink from a stranger? From the later article it sounded as if Yu spiked HER drink? Of course with out the transcripts one doesn't know the exact story but it sounds a lot like someone spiked my toothpaste. Or I had beer and sex before the test.


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The U.S. Forest Service is now apparently in the process of intending to permanently damage and destroy this piece of land by altering the natural pre-existing original condition and environment. Extensive effort has previously been undertaken by myself to restore and enhance the affected U.S. Forest Service land to its pre-existing, original condition and environment after having previously removed fallen trees into the stream, which had caused impediments and obstructions to the stream, thus deflecting and diverting water out of the natural stream bed onto the adjacent land.
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Great place with great service – I have found this place, one of the warmest and most inviting places to eat. The beer and beverage selection in wonderful and the staff is warm and very friendly. The menu has things for all tastes, amongst my favorites have been the steak and the fish (tuna and salmon). If your looking for a great place to go, where everyone is welcoming, then this is the place.
Trivia=no beer if you win – ehhh...lost the vibe
Best $ 10 Steak Tuesday Special – I moved to Kennesaw in September last year and found a new home at Highlands - I met many new friends here. The food is always excellent and the beer is always cold and served with a smile.
Lots of music, entertainment and Specials.
Wait staff is excellent. Bartenders are too.
These are folks that really care about their clientele and it doesn't matter if you are college age, yuppie, hippie, middle age or an old fogey like me Highlands is a place for everyone.
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Ignore the old reviews- this is not a taco mac – fantasticplace to hangout, grab a draft beer and relax afterwork-
they sometimes do randall nights (if you're a beer lover you'll know what that is)
mix of ksu students to 40 somethings- they have a new owner as well -
Their menu is pretty diverse- steaks, seafood, and huge salads-
Laidback hangout with prime people-watching, Buffalo wings and beer galore. – The Scene
Since the opening of its Virginia Highlands flagship store, Taco Mac has grown to 19 Atlanta locations. The casual meeting spot keeps its customers coming back with its huge beer selection (from 25 to 108 draught beers depeding on location), unpretentious food and no dress code. The laidback attitude attracts young families with children and after-work minglers. Simply decorated with neon beer signs, beer coolers and TVs showing sports, the Mac caters to those who don't want to grow up.
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The huge beer selection and non-stop wings make new customers regulars. The Buffalo wings are customized, available in four different spice levels: mild to Three Mile Island. An updated menu offers a fresh change with grilled salmon salad and shrimp fajitas, but keeps the popular Tex-Mex favorites and huge sandwiches. Taco Mac's outdoor deck gets the crowds from early spring to late fall.
Don't let the name fool you -- this is not Mexican! – Taco Mac's are basically a big, loud sports bar with many TVs that mainly serves wings and beer. There are only a couple of tex-mex items on the menu and they are mediocre at best. We thought we were going to find some good Mexican food but were very disappointed. We didn't try the wings so can't vouch for them.
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As the bell tolled at St. Rose of Lima Church in Newtown Thursday afternoon, family and friends of Grace Audrey McDonnell stepped inside to show their love and pay their respects.
Grace was born on Nov. 4, 2005. She was one of the 26 victims of the Dec. 14 shooting at Sandy Hook School.
Outside the church, in the parking lot, Philip Melchionne of Prospect and Mark Dawley of Newtown—both members of the Knights of Columbus—helped direct traffic.
The two said they felt honored to help the McDonnell family, and all those impacted by the tragedy. In addition to helping direct traffic, Dawley said KOC members have been cleaning churches following services, transporting elderly residents to and from services, and helping make sure the cemeteries are clear and prepared.
Basically, Dawley said, "Anything that needs to be done to ease the burden off the family."
"I have three girls and if something happened to one of them I would hope that my fellow Knights would come to my need," Melchionne said.
A Memorial Mass for Grace McDonnell was scheduled today at 11 a.m. at St. Rose, 46 Church Hill Road, Newtown.


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A child's life in South Africa is saved from malaria, an ex-convict in New York City starts his own small business and never goes back to jail, and a teenage girl in Colombia is the first one in her family to finish high school. These are "little miracles" that happen every day without being publicized with big headlines or on TV reality shows.
Behind these miracles stands the world of philanthropy, a complex universe that requires the action of thousands of organizations working for the most unimaginable causes in every corner of the planet. Their livelihood depends on the decisions of donors, individuals or large foundations that extend their giving hand to champion their efforts. But how do these donors know their giving reaches the noble causes they support?
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1. Detergents are doing a better job in cold water than they used to As consumers have dialed down wash temperatures and opted for more cold water cycles to save energy, detergent manufactures have responded. Many of our test detergents, even those not specifically formulated for use in cold water, did a good job removing stains from the cotton and polyester swatches we washed in cold water. If you're thinking of switching to low temperature washing, give your usual detergent a try. If the results aren't satisfactory, consider a cold-water detergent. The best one in our test was Ultra Tide Coldwater Powder.
2. Plant-based detergents have improved Cleaners touting an environmental message have become much more mainstream as I'm sure you've noticed in your local supermarket or mass retailer. And fortunately, most of them also work much better that the "green" formulas we tested years ago did. For this study, we included 22 plant-based products in our evaluation and 16 did a very acceptable job removing our tough stains. The best overall was Ecover Zero Laundry Powder.
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Pianist Derek Paravicini played to more than 500 people at HTB's 'Concert and Afternoon Tea' this afternoon.
Mr Paravicini, who is blind and suffers from Savant syndrome has an astonishing musical gift which enables him to play many thousands of pieces from memory.
His first major concert was at the Barbican in 1989 when he was nine years old. Since then he has played in countless venues in London, Europe and the US.
Derek was accompanied by Dr Adam Ockelford, his childhood piano teacher, life long friend and mentor.
He played several pieces including a cover of 'You Look Wonderful Tonight,' by Eric Clapton and Chopin's 'The Minute Waltz,' as well as asking the audience for requests before finishing on classical folk song 'Show Me The Way To Go Home.'
There was a spread of homemade cakes, tea and sandwiches served by 30 volunteers.
Guests attending the event, which was opened by HTB Vicar Nicky Gumbel, included former HTB Vicar John Collins. There was also a group of Chelsea Pensioners.
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Please refer to the tutorial at the bottom of the page to help you through the online application system. If you have a problem that is not addressed in the tutorial, please email Susan Hamnik.
- Applications open: 01-Oct-2014, 12:01am CST
- Application deadline: 01-Nov-2014, 11:59pm CST
- Letters of reference deadline: 18-Nov-2014
- Applicant awards announced: 12-Jan-2014
- Awardee accept/decline deadline: 20-Jan-2014
- Earliest start date: 17-Feb-2014
Visiting Scholarships provide opportunities for scientists who wish to use the Field Museum's collections, funds are earmarked for travel and for subsistence while visitors are conducting their research. Applications must be endorsed by a Field Museum curator. Please identify a scientist from the list of curators who is responsible for the collection you wish to study. Please contact him or her beforehand to communicate your background, goals and objectives. Applications require statements regarding:
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A current full Curriculum Vitae (in English), including a list of references (other than a Field Museum curator), must be uploaded with the application (pdf or doc formats only). You may also submit an additional file of supplemental material (figures, tables, or letters) that you might want considered with your application.
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Women's History Month
The National Women's History Project petitioned Congress in 1987 to expand the observance of "Women's History Week" as established in 1981 to include the entire month of March. The theme for this year's celebration is "Women Inspiring Innovation Through Imagination: Celebrating Women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics."
Early proponents of education for women were trampled by arguments from physicians and other "experts" who believed females were incapable of intellectual development equal to men, or that they would be harmed by attempting to gain knowledge that they were not able to retain. The Mink Equal Opportunity in Education Act (or simply "Title IX"), passed into law in 1972 and enacted in 1977, prohibits gender discrimination in federally-funded institutions, which gave women the equal opportunity to learn. This Act became a primary platform for women, allowing them to fully participate in all aspects of education, and has transformed the educational landscape of America within the span of a generation.
Early proponents of education for women were trampled by arguments from physicians and other "experts" who believed females were incapable of intellectual development equal to men, or that they would be harmed by attempting to gain knowledge that they were not able to retain. The Mink Equal Opportunity in Education Act (or simply "Title IX"), passed into law in 1972 and enacted in 1977, prohibits gender discrimination in federally-funded institutions, which gave women the equal opportunity to learn. This Act became a primary platform for women, allowing them to fully participate in all aspects of education, and has transformed the educational landscape of America within the span of a generation.
The women of Missouri stepped up to the challenge of furthering their education, becoming major contributors to the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. The list includes:
- Adaline Weston Couzins was a nurse during the Civil War. She worked on hospital boats that traveled up and down the Mississippi River, risking her life to help wounded Union and Confederate soldiers.
- Dr. Linda Godwin is a scientist and astronaut and has been on four space flights. Over her career, she logged more than 38 days in space, including more than 10 hours on two spacewalks.
- Virginia Eshelman Johnson is a former American psychologist, best known as the junior member of the Masters and Johnson sexuality research team. Along with then-husband William Masters, she pioneered research into the nature of human sexual response and the diagnosis and treatment of sexual disorders and dysfunctions from 1957 until the 1990s.
- Engineer Dr. Janet Lynn Kavandi is a director of flight crew operations at NASA's Johnson Space Center. A three-flight veteran, she has logged more than 33 days in space, traveling more than 13.1 million miles in 535 Earth orbits.
- Chemist Annie Turnbo Malone became a millionaire by successfully developing and marketing hair products for black women in St. Louis. She used her wealth to promote the advancement of African Americans and gave away most of her money to charity.
- Luella Agnes Owen was a self-taught speleologist (spee-lee-OL-eh-jist), a person who studies caves. She bravely entered and explored hundreds of caves in the Midwest at a time when people used candles for light and women wore long skirts.
- Architect Nelle E. Peters drew plans for many notable apartment buildings and hotels when very few women were active in this profession. Many of her elegant and functional buildings still stand today in Kansas City and other cities.
- Katherine Berry Richardson was a doctor and surgeon who dedicated her life to relieving the suffering of poor children. She and her sister, Alice Berry Graham, a dentist, established a free hospital for children in Kansas City called Children's Mercy Hospital.
- Mary Easton Sibley was an educated pioneer woman who lived for several years at Fort Osage on the Missouri River. She also founded the first four-year women's college west of the Mississippi River, now Lindenwood University.
- Dr. Jessie L. Ternberg paved the way for many women at Washington University (WU) School of Medicine in St. Louis. She was the first woman surgical resident at Barnes Hospital, the first woman chief resident, the first woman surgeon on the WU medical school staff, and the first woman to serve as president of the St. Louis Surgical Society.
Celebrate Women's History Month in Missouri by attending any of the following events throughout the state:
Western Missouri
Kansas City
- March 5, 6 p.m.: Changed for Good: A Feminist History of the Broadway Musical will be presented by author Stacy Wolf at the Kansas City Public Library, Plaza Branch, 4801 Main Street. From Adelaide in Guys and Dolls to Nina in In the Heights and Elphaba in Wicked, female characters in Broadway musicals have belted and crooned their way into the American psyche. For more information, call 816-701-3481 or RSVP here.
- March 14, 6 – 8:30 p.m.: CineWomen: A Refreshing Showcase of Women in Film will be held at the Screenland Theatre, 1656 Washington Street, Crossroads District. There will be a reception, followed by a discussion with a few of Kansas City's highly regarded female filmmakers and professors. Take a look at the work of some of Kansas City's most talented student filmmakers before the evening ends with mingling and an opportunity to network. Light refreshments will be provided as well as a cash bar. This event is free to the public. For more information, contact Morgan Elyse Christensen at firstname.lastname@example.com or the UMKC Women's Center at firstname.lastname@example.com or 816-235-1638.
- March 20, 6:30 p.m.: Julia Hill spent nearly 60 years at the forefront of the battle for civil rights and equality. Now she participates in a public conversation at the Kansas City Public Library, Plaza Branch, 4801 Main Street, with educator Mary Ann Wynkoop, discussing her own story and those of other Kansas City women who have made a difference. For more information, call 816-701-3481 or RSVP here.
- March 23, 6:30 p.m.: Friday Night Family Fun: Women's History Month Celebration will be held at the Kansas City Public Library, Plaza Branch, 4801 Main Street. Join local storyteller Molly Postlewait and others for a journey through history and meet some of the amazing women who have shaped our nation. This event is appropriate for children in second through twelfth grades. For more information, call 816-701-3481.
- Throughout March: This year's "Women in Jazz" celebration at the American Jazz Museum's Blue Room, 1616 East 18th Street, showcases the continuing contributions of women within all aspects of perpetuating the jazz musical art form. Performers include preeminent jazz vocalist Denise Thimes on March 9, 7 p.m. – 1 a.m.; Eboni Fondren and Stephanie Moore on March 15, 5 p.m. – 1 a.m.; and Everette DeVan with Lori Tucker and Kelly Gant on March 23, 7 p.m. – 1 a.m. For additional show times and ticket information, call 816-474-8463.
- March 16, Noon – 2:30 p.m.: Enjoy a day out at the 26th Annual Spring Fashion Show and Luncheon, Bingham-Waggoner Estate, 313 West Pacific. There will be a delicious lunch, including wine, along with live music and a preview of the latest spring fashions. Reservations are required. For further information and to purchase tickets, contact Shireen McLaughlin at 816-461-3491.
Southwestern Missouri
- March 1, 6 p.m.: First Friday Live will kick off Women's History Month at Missouri State University. Enjoy art on display, live music, and live painting on stage at the Gillioz Theatre, 325 Park Central East. For more information, call 417-863-9491 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Central Missouri
- March 1, 7– 10 p.m.: Power On, Power Up, Perform: The Power of Punk is a venue for solo and group musical and spoken performers to share their talent. This free coffee-house event will be held at Dorsey Gym, 1007 Rogers Street. Learn how women have used performance as a means to challenge the status quo. Enjoy coffee and cocoa, snacks, and giveaways. For more information, e-mail email@example.com.
- March 7, 4– 6 p.m.: The 20th Annual Women in the Arts Gallery Show Reception will be held at Craft Studio, N12 Memorial Union, 518 Hitt Street. The Women in the Arts Gallery Show is an annual juried exhibition that highlights talented women artists of Missouri. In conjunction with Women's History Month, the Craft Studio presents this exhibit as a tribute to past, present, and future female artists whose creations are often overlooked and forgotten. There will be refreshments and live music as well. For more information, call the Women's Center, 573-882-6621.
- March 12, 6– 7 p.m.: All are welcome to come celebrate the 17th Annual Women's Poetry Night at the Women's Center, G108 Student Center, University of Missouri campus. Join renowned and up-and-coming poets and spoken word artists from the MU, Stephens College, and Columbia communities as they share their words. Light refreshments will be provided. For more information, call the Women's Center, 573-882-6621.
- March 12, 7 – 8:30 p.m.: A showing of the The Invisible War, a groundbreaking investigative documentary uncovering the little-talked about problem of rape within the U.S. military, is open to all at Columbia Public Library, 100 West Broadway. The film will be followed by a discussion moderated by members of the Association of American University Women. Refreshments will be served at 6:30 p.m. For more information, call the library at 573-443-3161 or 1-800-324-4806.
- March 20, 7 p.m.: Kathleen Hanna, a New York City-based artist best known for her groundbreaking performances as a member of the seminal '90s punk band, Bikini Kill, and her more recent multimedia, Le Tigre, will be presenting her lecture, "My Art: Punk Rock Reminism and Beyond" in Launer Auditorium, 901 Rogers Street, Columbia College campus. For more information, call 573-875-8700.
Jefferson City
- March 12, 10 a.m.: Concerned Women for America of Missouri present Women's Lobby Day at the State Capitol, 201 West Capitol Avenue. The group will provide information packets, brief participants on the issues and help you find the offices of your state representative and senator. You can observe debates in the House and Senate Chambers and attend a hearing, then speak with the legislator or a staffer about any of the issues. For more information or to RSVP, call 314-608-0168 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Eastern Missouri
Saint Louis
- Every Monday in March, 6 – 8 p.m.: "First Bloom," a Women's History Month Reading Series, will feature two dynamic female poets from the greater St. Louis region at the GYA Community Gallery, Gya/Yeyo Arts Collective, 2700 Locust Street. Each artist will do two fifteen-minute sets, and there will be free snacks and beverages provided. For more information, call 314-932-1003 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
- Every Monday in March, 6 – 8 p.m.: Monday Movies Madness at the St. Louis Public Library, Schlafly Branch, 225 North Euclid Avenue, celebrates Women's History Month. View films that depict the determination, transformation, and emancipation of women, including Osama, The Help, Hope Springs, and A Woman Rebels. For more information, call 314-367-4120.
- March 4, 11 a.m.: The Meramec Women's History Committee at St. Louis Community College, 11333 Big Bend Road, welcomes keynote speaker Dr. Gail Dines in the Meramec Theatre for her lecture, "Sex(ism), Identity, and Intimacy in Porn Culture." Her writing and lectures focus on the hypersexualization of the culture and the ways that pornagraphic images filter down into mainstream pop culture. For more information, contact Dr. Emily Neal at 314-984-7989 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
- March 5, 7:30 p.m.: In celebration of Women's History Month, the Meramec Concert Choir, Chamber Singers, Voices of Magic, with special guests the St. Louis Harmony Chorus, will perform a memorable concert of music, featuring women composers in the Meramec Theatre, 11333 Big Bend Road, St. Louis Community College. For more information, contact Meramec Music at 314-984-7639 or email@example.com.
- March 9, 1 – 3 p.m.: The St. Louis Public Library, Walnut Park Branch, 5760 West Florissant Avenue, presents "Looking Out For Ourselves: African-American Women and AIDS" as part of Women's History Month activities. A panel discussion, featuring AIDS prevention specialists, will examine the extent of the HIV/AIDS outbreak in St. Louis and detail current prevention efforts. For more information, call 314-383-1210.
- March 15, 7 p.m.: The St. Louis Art Museum, One Fine Arts Drive, Forest Park, presents Dr. Michael Yonan, Associate Professor Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century Art, and his discussion on Elisabeth-Louise Vigee Le Brun, who became a favorite artist for the French nobility and for Queen Marie Antoinette. Explore the fascinating life and work of one of the most important woman artists of the 18th century. For more information, call 314-721-0072.
- March 19, 6:30– 7:30 p.m.: As part of the Not So Quiet Concert Series, the St. Louis Public Library, Central Branch, 1301 Olive Street, presents Celia, an eclectic performer and guitarist who mixes rock, folky funky expressions, and the vocal strength of torch song singers to make her own unique recipe of sound – a bit like performers Carole King, Edie Brickell, Burt Bacharach, and a dash of groups like the Sundays, The Isley Brothers, and the Pretenders, while still managing to have room for more than a sprinkle of her own special ingredient. For more information, call 314-241-2288.
- March 21, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m.: Guest speaker Stacey Lannert speaks about eliminating sexual violence in all forms on the campus of St. Louis Community College, 11333 Big Bend Road. The morning session will be held in SC 125, with the evening session being held in BA 105. Lannert, herself a victim of sexual violence, spent 18 years in prison for the murder of her father. For more information, call 314-984-7500.
St. Charles
- March 4, Noon: St. Charles Community College presents "Mystic Iran: The Unseen World", a modern woman's mystical journey deep into the heart of her native country, Iran, in search of spiritual rites and rituals hidden for centuries. Despite risking confiscation of filming equipment and traffickers at the border of Iraq, documentary filmmaker Aryana Farshad gained access to underground locations and religious ceremonies that have never before been captured on film. This documentary will be shown in the SSB Auditorium, 4601 Mid Rivers Mall Drive, Cottleville. For more information, call Mandi Smith at 636-922-8469 or e-mail email@example.com.
Southeastern Missouri
Cape Girardeau
- March 13, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.: Southeast Missouri State University is sponsoring a community women's luncheon in an effort to connect female students at Southeast with opportunities, women mentors, and resources in the community. This "The Power of Women" event will be held at the Show Me Center, 1333 North Sprigg Street, and will feature an expo with local businesses, community groups, and various campus organizations. Community members and students are invited to attend, and reservations must be made by March 6. For more information, including how to reserve a booth in the expo, contact the Missouri University Foundation at 573-651-2252.
However you choose to commemorate women in history this March, remember to thank those in your life who have contributed to your personal successes and inspired you through imagination!


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VICTORVILLE • The defense attorney of a man accused of stalking a woman and chasing a teenage girl at a school bus stop told a judge that the defendant may be mentally incompetent to stand trial.
Judge Lorenzo Balderrama suspended criminal court proceedings of Robert McClanahan on Tuesday and appointed a psychologist to examine the 34-year-old defendant.
For McClanahan to stand trial, he needs to be able to understand the nature of the case and its proceedings and communicate with his attorney.
If the judge rules McClanahan mentally incompetent, the defendant would be housed in a mental health facility to get treatment. The court proceedings will resume once he's ruled competent to stand trial.
McClanahan was arrested on Oct. 19 for allegedly chasing and harassing a 13-year-old girl who was waiting for her school bus nearby Austin and Hughes roads in Victorville. He was cited and released for that incident.
Just six days later, he was arrested again for allegedly stalking a woman between Oct. 15 and 25.
The District Attorney's office charged him with the stalking of the woman, molestation and assault of the girl and battery on a peace officer. Prosecutors added a felony charge Tuesday after another woman read a Daily Press article and came forward stating McClanahan assaulted her with a deadly weapon in July, Deputy District Attorney David Foy said.
The Daily Press incorrectly reported that McClanahan is a convicted sex offender. Although he was charged with an unrelated misdemeanor child molestation in 2010, he was never convicted of the crime.
Balderrama ruled back then that McClanahan was incompetent to stand trial, and the defendant was sent to a mental hospital. The District Attorney's office dismissed the charges in 2012 after McClanahan served more than a year in the hospital.
If McClanahan gets convicted of the new child molestation charge, he would have to register as a sex offender for the rest of his life. He could face up to six years and eight months in prison if he gets convicted in a jury trial.
McClanahan's next hearing will take place Dec. 18, when the court's expected to receive the psychologist's report on McClanahan.
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Austin >Food & Dining > Silver Grill Cafe
4005 W Parmer Ln Ste E, Austin, TX | Directions 7872730.425157 -97.716050
Mon thru Friday open at 6.30 am
Sat and Sun open at 7.30 am
Sun thru Thur close at 9.00 pm
Fri and Sat close at 10.00 pm
Neighborhoods: Milwood
This definitely a step up from Denny's or an IHOP. Prices are VERY fair, casual 90's mountain atmoshphere is good, but I think that I ordered the wrong dish. I was impressed that they have Coke Zero (for the girl who refuses to believe that she's on a "diet"). I ordered the Belgian Waffle Breakfast, and let's just say that there's a lot of room for improvement. I hsve ordered some breakfast burritos. This seems like a specialty for them, so shame on me for not realizing small detail. I was cofused by the condiments, because it appeared that the only "salsa" choices are super hot or pico de gallo (which the pico was more like chopped onions with some red and green stuff for decoration). There was a greenish yellow sauce in between them that was not labeled, so maybe that was the mild salsa? Service was very friendly, but moving at a glacial pace (10+ minutes), which I thought was weird given the fact that I was the only patron dining in that morning. Several people came in for pick up orders, so I guess tht's the real draw...breakfast burritos to go. I did enjoy seeing the extensive playground adjacent to the restaurant, so I assume that's provided by the restaurant.
Great burgers, Awesome owners & Good price!! – One of the best burgers in town! For a lot less than you would expect to pay you get a very generous sized tasty burger and their battered fries are delicious. The owner is personable and takes care of the customer. My family and I are now regular customers. Thanks for the great food, price and service Silver Grill Cafe!
Great food - you need to try it. – We decided to visit Silver Grill wtih the Living Social offer. We were very pleased with our food. We had Migas and they were outstanding. The salsa was wonderful - nice and thick, but not too chunky.
Also ordered the chicken fried steak with 2 sides. The food was great. The steak was a very large portion which hubby loved. The side dishes were very skimpy.
We will definately be back.
I love this place!! Something for everyone!! – I work up the road so we visit Silver Grill at least 3 times a week. Whether it be the hamburger lunch special or the house salad, everything taste great! And the breakfast tacos (which are served all day) are awesome and huge. The atmosphere is great, food is hot and fast, the owner is always there asking how your meal was. They also have great coupon specials on their website. You can't go wrong!
My fav local spot so far – Since my move to Austin in September I've been on a permanent hunt for great food...and J&J is on my top 5, hands down!
Even though I haven't actually tried their BBQ, I know I can count on them for that perfect homemade burger, delicious fried shrimp, yummy mac and cheese....not to mention their awesome French fries that remind me of your favorite hole-in-the-wall fish place - extra fried, extra crunchy, but still no lack of potatoes which helps with the guilt factor!
And their breakfast...where do I begin? Whether I just want a good homemade taco (ask for an extra tortilla – they are thick!), a kick ass Belgium waffle, or great hangover food - like migas (and, yes, it's just as good as my Mexican family makes it) - I know I can count on J&J...anytime of the day!
They are less than a block away from me and this would be a deciding factor on me ever moving - i love them that much!
Great BBQ and Tacos! – We have visited a few times and always had a great experience. They have wonderful breakfast tacos. The BBQ is great too. They have delicious vegetables, brisket, and burgers.
1st time ...not impressed – It was mine and my boyfriend's first time at J&J's. We had a coupon for "Buy 3 tacos, get 4th one free". We ordered 2 carne guisadas and 2 beef fajitas with cheese to go. The cheese is 50 cents extra per taco. We were told they were out of carne guisada so we both got chorizo, egg, and cheese.
Before leaving we checked our bag and only had THREE tacos. We said we were short a taco and were told "You only paid for three". DUH! The fourth one is free. We said we had a coupon and there's also a big sign out front saying "Buy 3 tacos, get 4th free". We were told "Ok, but I could get in trouble for doing this" which we totally didn't understand.
We got home and our tacos were without cheese! SOOO AGGRAVATING!!! My boyfriend called and complained and they took his phone number and said on our next visit he'd be comped for free cheese...big deal!
The food was good but the service sucked! We may go back and try them again for lunch, but if not, no big loss.
Excellent Breakfast & Burgers – This place off of Parmer Lane is my new favorite burger place. Cooked just right and the price cant be beat
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Dear Bhaktas of the Devi
This year we are going to celebrate the most auspicious 44th jubilee of the opening of the Sahasrara. One more time we, the hosting countries (Czech Rep., Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Germany and Austria) affectionately invite You to melt into the great collective being by celebrating the Sahasrara Pooja in Cabella which is taking place from 2nd to 5th of May.
The Sahasrara Pooja is going to take place on Sunday 4th of May. Please be assured that the 5th of May will also be celebrated duly in Cabella - so You may want to extend Your stay.
Let us in this precious time remember the moment when we first met our dear Mother. How deeply did She touch our hearts when we recognized Her within us for the first time and when we entered into the realm of deep silence, bliss and cool flow of reality on top of our heads? This is what we came for on this earth and this is all what we ever wanted. As the world talks of war let us get together even closer into the complete integration and oneness that Shri Mataji has bestowed upon us.
May we pray to all the deities that we will finally feel our spirit in the hearts of all our brothers and sisters and in the whole world. May we pray that ultimately we will fully experience the fundamental truth that there is no "other". May we pray that our individual drops will now completely dissolve into the ocean of bliss that flows from Shri Shiva's Sahasrara and that we receive the power to draw the whole world into that ultimate abode of infinity and beauty after we have established it within ourselves by the grace of Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi.
The world needs You to be part of it.
We will fully dedicate ourselves to provide You as much comfort as possible and we are so much looking forward to welcoming You in Cabella for the 44th Sahasrara Day on 2nd – 5th of May. Our dear Avaneendra Sheolikar (Sitar) and Sandesh Popadkar (Tabla) have assured their coming. Together with other artists they are eagerly waiting to gently comfort our guests with their music and play.
Meals will be provided only to those who have pre-registered on the puja web site. Your kind collaboration in this matter will help us to manage the kitchens better and waste less food.
We are looking forward to seeing You all in Cabella!
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